Your anxiety and depression aren't a defect in your faith-they're the effect of living in a broken world. Feeling overwhelmed isn’t a weakness. It’s a warning light telling you something in your life needs attention, support, and care. Let your struggles draw you toward Christ. He offers peace that's bigger than your problems and rest … Continue reading Faith, Anxiety, and Depession
Don’t Follow Jesus Alone
Your relationship with God isn’t just spiritual—it’s relational. You grow closer to Him both in time alone and in time with His family. God’s power flows through God’s people. Some of His greatest work in you will come through others. Some of His greatest work in others will come through you.
When Life Feels More Mundane Than Miraculous
It’s easy to read about the great miracles in the Bible and wonder why God isn’t doing more dramatic things in our lives. But in Scripture, miracles were the exception—not the norm. Most of the time, God works quietly in the simple, ordinary moments of our everyday lives. God is just as present with you … Continue reading When Life Feels More Mundane Than Miraculous
When You’re Struggling to Decide
God won’t make every decision for you, but He’ll walk with you through each one. Wisdom means choosing the best option even when none of the options feel great. Don’t wait for a vision before you make a decision. Pray, open His Word, seek counsel, and take a step.
When You’re Looking for God
God isn’t as far away as you think. When you turn to Him, He won’t turn you away.Don’t wait to get your life together—Jesus changes you as you walk with Him. Seek Him with all your heart.You’ll find He’s closer than you thought.
Our Rights and Doing What’s Right
Exercising our rights is not always right. What we can do is not always what is wise or right for us to do. Sometimes sacrificing our rights for a moment—or even a season—creates space for others to flourish. Instead of asking, “Is this something I can do?”ask, “Is this something that honors God?” Our rights … Continue reading Our Rights and Doing What’s Right